PRA number
2013/13740
Published date
Reasons the product is recalled
Canterbury Cot does not comply with the mandatory Australian standard AS/NZS 2172:2003. There were multiple failures but the most concerning breaches relate to the strength of the access fastening device, which could be inadvertently lowered making it possible for a child to open the side of the cot.
The hazards to consumers
The cot fails to comply with the safety and performance, design, informative labelling and marking requirements of the mandatory standard. The product poses numerous risks, in particular the risk of falls, suffocation and entrapment.
What consumers should do
All affected customers who have not already destroyed the cot and received a refund should:
• Stop using the cot immediately.
• Not re-gift or sell any used cots.
• Contact Savingforaussie to arrange for their cot(s) to be collected and destroyed (at no expense) and for a full refund or new replacement cot.
Contact details: Consumers can contact Savingforaussie via email on savingforaussie@gmail.com.
• Stop using the cot immediately.
• Not re-gift or sell any used cots.
• Contact Savingforaussie to arrange for their cot(s) to be collected and destroyed (at no expense) and for a full refund or new replacement cot.
Contact details: Consumers can contact Savingforaussie via email on savingforaussie@gmail.com.
Supplier
Traders who sold this product
Saving for Aussie
Where the product was sold
Nationally
Dates available for sale
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Recall advertisements and supporting documentation
Responsible regulator
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission is the responsible regulator for this recall.